nailers those who nail
naileth “nails”
narrations narratives; things that are narrated
narrowedness TBD
narrowings TBD
nastying defecating on
nativities births, especially the place, conditions or circumstances of one’s birth
naturalised “naturalized” to cause to conform to; to make natural to; to grant full citizenship to one of foreign birth
naturality “naturalness”
natured belonging to the type or category of
naughtinesses disobedient, sinful or naughty behaviours
nauseousness the condition of being nauseous or sick
nazariteship period of time during which one under the Nazarite vow
necessarians those who believe in “necessitarianism,” the doctrine that events are inevitably determined by preceding causes
necessariness “necessity”
necessitarian one who believes in “necessitarianism,” the doctrine that events are inevitably determined by preceding causes
necessitarianism the doctrine that events are inevitably determined by preceding causes
necessitarians those who believe in “necessitarianism,” the doctrine that events are inevitably determined by preceding causes
necessitateth “necessitates”
neckedness as in being stiff-necked
needfully TBD
needlewoman a woman who does needlework, especially a seamstress
needst “need”
neep (as in “neep tide”)
neezings “sneezes”
negatived to have refused to approve; vetoed; negated
negativing the act of refusing to approve; vetoing; negating
neglectest “neglect”
neglecteth “neglects”
neglective “neglectful”
negligences any lack in taking due care or concern
negotiatest TBD
negress a female negro
neighbour “neighbor”
neighbourhood “neighborhood”
neighbourhoods “neighborhoods”
neighbouring “neighboring”
neighbourly done in a kind and thoughtful way, such as a neighbor would do
neighbourship the position or relation of being a neighbor
neigheth “neighs”
neologian TBD
neologians TBD
neological characterized by the use of new words, phrases, or expressions or of new meaning for an old word
neologist one who uses new words, phrases or expressions or uses new meanings for an old word
neology the use of new words, phrases, or expressions or of new meaning for an old word
neonomian one who believes that the gospel is a new law
neonomianism the belief that the gospel is a new law
neonomians those who believe that the gospel is a new law
nervelessness cowardice, being without nerve or resolve
nervine TBD
nesciency absence of knowledge or awareness; ignorance
nestlings a bird too young or frail to leave its nest; a young child
nestorian designating a church of the East that adheres to the doctrines of Nestorius, a 5th century patriarch of Constantinople, asserting that Christ had two distinct natures, divine and human, and that the Virgin Mary should not be called the Mother of God
nestorianism the belief that Christ had two distinct natures, divine and human, and that the Virgin Mary should not be called the Mother of God
nestorians those who believed that Christ had two distinct natures, divine and human, and that the Virgin Mary should not be called the Mother of God
neutralise “neutralize” (to make ineffective, counterbalance, or bring to nothing)
neutralised “neutralized” made ineffective, counterbalanced, or brought to nothing
neutralising “neutralizing” making ineffective, counterbalancing, bringing to nothing
nextly “next”
niceness acting nicely
nicolaitanism TBD
nigher (more nigh)
nighest closest
nighted spent the night
nighting spending the night
nill not to will, not to wish
nilled not willed; not wished
nilling the act of not willing or wishing
nills not to will, not to wish
nipt “nipped”
noahic related to Noah or the time of Noah
nobilitated “ennobled”
nobleness exaltedness, richness, or excellence, especially in character
nocent Latin: to hurt or cause injury, harmful
noetianism TBD
noetic of, relating to, originating in, or apprehended by the intellect
noisomeness the characteristic of being offensive to the point of arousing disgust; foul and filthy
noisomer one who is offensive to the point of arousing disgust; foul and filthy
nominalism the doctrine that abstract concepts, general terms, or universals have no objective reference but exist only as names
nominalist one who believes in nominalism (the doctrine that abstract concepts, general terms, or universals have no objective reference but exist only as names)
nominalists those who believe in nominalism (the doctrine that abstract concepts, general terms, or universals have no objective reference but exist only as names)
nominateth “nominates”
nonage the period during which one is legally underage; legal minority
nonjuror one who refuses to take an oath, as of allegiance
nonsuch “nonesuch” a person or thing without equal
nonsuit to defeat in a court of law
noonshine the shining of the sun at noon, the brightest time of the day
norther winter cold-front
nosewax TBD
nosology the branch of medicine that deals with the classification of diseases
notarial of or pertaining to a notary; executed or drawn up by a notary; widely known or recognized
noteth “notes”
noticeth TBD
notifieth “notifies”
notionally speculatively or in an imaginary way rather than in a factual way
notionary TBD
notour notorious
nought “naught” nothing
noughts zeroes
nourisher one who gives support, provision or nourishment
nousled TBD
novelism “novelty”
novercal TBD
nulled invalidated, made of no consequence or effect
nullifidian TBD
nullifidians unbelievers; those who have no faith and do not trust to faith for salvation
nulling rendering something invalid, with no legal force, consequence or effect
nullities the qualities or states of being null, having no validity
numberer one who numbers
numbereth “numbers”
numen the spirit believed by animists to inhabit certain natural objects; creative energy regarded as a genius or demon dwelling within one
numerosity TBD
nuncupative designating a will delivered orally to witnesses rather than written
nurseling TBD
nurseth “nurses”
nurtureth “Nurtures”
nusled fondled, cherished, held affectionately
nustled fondled, cherished, held affectionately